BUENOS AIRES – Argentina’s new president faces a fight to pull his country out of economic and political chaos.
Javier Milei is anti-establishment, pro-life, and strongly supports Israel.
He’s warning his countrymen to brace for tough days ahead as he aims to restore his country.
On the steps of Argentina’s University of Buenos Aires, family and friends met recently to celebrate a milestone in the lives of their loved ones as dozens of students joined the ranks of Argentina’s newly minted law school graduates.
But amidst the pomp and circumstance, there’s deep concern among them about the economic and political future of their country. “It is really bad in Argentina the economy today,” Carla Sbacaban, a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires, told CBN News.
“I am not optimistic because we are used to always getting the same from politicians,” said her fellow classmate Felipe. “We hope for a change, but nothing ever happens.”
Argentina’s new President Javier Milei warned his countrymen this week to brace for drastic spending cuts not seen in a generation. “We are going to begin the reconstruction of Argentina after more than 100 years of decline. And although we are going to have to endure a period
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